The training, the internship and finally, the tape-out – VSD Silicon proven model
A dream and a mission statement that was framed 10 years back by VSD and efabless (or let us say, e-fabulous) has now taken a […]
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5th mile-stone in field of open-source – another compact SRAM
This time its @Reuel did a pretty great job of building a pretty compact 6T-SRAM cell and he is just a third year engineering student
2nd mile-stone in field open-source (open-lane EDA + Google/Sky130)
@Nickson joined our research project group under VSD Research internship program which runs for 8-weeks. He was supposed to develop flow for standard cell design and characterization using all open-source tools – magic/ngspice, then plug those standard cells into open-source PNR flow by open-lane, and benchmark RTL2GDS flow results. This needed a knowledge, not only of PNR, but device physics, custom layout, DRC/LVS and then (finally) Physical design/STA.
Mixed-signal PNR flow using openlane/sky130nm process
GitHub is the new Resume for VLSI industry
